Kotlin Multiplatform

Kotlin Multiplatform is an open-source technology that enables developers to share code across different platforms, significantly reducing development time and effort. You can write your application's business logic once and reuse it on Android, iOS, desktop, and web. This ensures consistency and simplifies maintenance, as updates to the shared logic are reflected on all platforms simultaneously.

For creating user interfaces, it integrates with Compose Multiplatform, a declarative UI framework that allows you to build shared UIs from the same Kotlin codebase. This gives you the flexibility to share as much or as little as you need, from just the core logic to the entire application.

Key benefits include:

• Native Performance: Code compiles to platform-specific formats, delivering performance comparable to native applications.
• Full Interoperability: Seamlessly access platform-specific APIs and libraries directly from your shared Kotlin code.
• Flexible Sharing: Choose precisely which parts of your application to share, whether it's logic, UI, or both.
• Single Language: Use the modern and concise Kotlin language for all your target platforms.